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Take a Kayak Tour of the Chesapeake Bay
Whether you are looking for a heart-pumping adventure, want to connect with nature, or are simply interested in a leisurely activity to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life, then a paddling tour is the answer. Kayaking in the historic Chesapeake Bay area is a popular watersport activity, as it gives you the opportunity to kayak in the brackish waters of the largest estuary in the United States. A guided paddling tour will help you navigate the bay's 11,000+ miles of pristine tidal coastline and take you on a flat-water voyage you won't soon forget!
The Chesapeake Bay provides a multitude of kayaking options, from adventurous to relaxing, and everything in between. You never know what's around the bend when you explore the stunning Chesapeake Bay from the water. Marvel at the natural beauty that surrounds you and be amazed by the discovery of wildlife in their natural habitat. Kayaking tour guides can help you to understand your surroundings and unlock their significance.
Here are two kayaking tour providers that can take you on whatever type of voyage you're looking for.
Bay Venture Outfitters │ 104 W. Church Point Road, North East, MD 21901
Your excursion with Bay Venture Outfitters will lead you into tributaries and freshwater marshes on the North East Creek and Upper Chesapeake Bay. Experience calm waters, abundant wildlife and sandy shores. Everything you need to paddle is included – plus a quick safety overview and introduction. Trained by the Maryland Office of Tourism as a Chesapeake Bay Storyteller, they offer several tours that allow you to explore the Bohemia River, Elk River and Perryville Park. In addition to kayaking, Bay Venture Outfitters offers paddleboarding, bike rentals and SUP Yoga classes.
Kayaking Made EZ │ 205 Pleasant Grove Road, Conowingo, MD 21918
As their name suggests, Kayaking Made EZ offers a variety of guided tours for all skill levels. The Perryville Community Park is one of the most popular trips. Paddle to Furnace Bay, an inlet of the Chesapeake, where you will find abundant wildlife such as swans, ducks, osprey, turtles, otters and beavers. Warm summer trips bring out other wildlife like blue crabs, seen walking on the bottom through clear water. At high tide, extend your trip with a paddle up Principio Creek for the unique experience of kayaking under a massive old stone railroad bridge.